PARTIRE (EX+)

Etymology and Meaning

Etymon: PARTIRE (EX+)
Language of the etymon: Latin
Latin Conjugation: IV
Meaning: share

Comments

Only the infinitive and present tense forms are given in the source. It is implicit, however, that all other parts of the paradigm inflect exactly like PARTIRE

Grammatical Categories

Infinitive

non-finite: sparˈti
Gerund - Not given

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Past Participle - Not given

non-finite:
Imperative - Not given

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Present Indicative

1SG: sparˈtisi

2SG: sparˈtisi

3SG: sparˈtiso

1PL: sparˈtimo

2PL: sparˈti(de)

3PL: sparˈtiso
Present Subjunctive

1SG: sparˈtiso

2SG: sparˈtisi

3SG: sparˈtiso

1PL: sparˈtimo

2PL: sparˈti(de)

3PL: sparˈtiso
Imperfect Indicative - Not given

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Continuant of Latin Pluperfect Indicative - No Form

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Continuant of Latin Pluperfect Subjunctive - Not given

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Continuant of Latin Future Perfect / Perfect Subjunctive - No Form

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Preterite - No Form

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Romance Future - Not given

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Romance Conditional - Not given

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